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Dog Treat Recipes with Peanut Butter

Below, you'll find healthy homemade dog treat recipes, all prepared by BoneItUp veterinarians. So, you can make them all confidently!

When creating the recipes, ease of preparation was considered so you can make them quickly.

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1. Creamy Pumpkin Mappucchino:

Treat your furry friend to the delicious Creamy Pumpkin Mappucchinoice cream dog treats made from a blend of peanut butter, pumpkin, apple, cinnamon, and milk.

Paw-shaped homemade dog treats with a pink silicone mold in the background.

A stylized graphic of a bone, a hanger, and the number 10.

For one full paws silicone

tray (or 10 treats)

Equipment

- Food processor

- Freezer

- Paw silicone mold

Ingredients

2 tbsp. peanuts butter

6 Oz pumpkin - cleaned

Pinch of cinnamon
Half of cup (4fl Oz) milk (oat milk/ lactose free or vegan preferred)

Alternatives

Pumpkin = Banana

Apple = Pear

Peanut butter = Hazelnut butter

This recipe takes about

10 minutes

Directions

1. In a food processor, add all of the ingredients together and blend them until united.

2. Place the mixture in the paw molds and let it be frozen in the freezer for 3 hours.

3. The treats are ready

4. Before giving them to your dog, take care that they are not too cold. Let them sit aside for 5-10 minutes

2. Creamy snack:

Get ready to roll with this easy and healthy recipe for Creamy Snack dog bones! Made with peanut butter and blended oat flakes it will give your furry friend the energy they need for their daily adventures.

Homemade bone-shaped dog biscuits on a baking mat.

For cookie cutter

Equipment

- Bowl

- Rolling pin

- Foil wrapper

- Bone cutters

Ingredients

Third of cup water

2 tbsp. Flax seeds

Half of cup peanut butter

Half of cup cooked quinoa

1 cup blended oat flakes

Alternatives

Oat flakes - Millet flakes

Cooked quinoa - Cooked rice

Peanut butter - Almond butter

This recipe takes about

15 minutes

Directions

1. In one bowl, mix all of the ingredients together.

2. Place the foil wrapper on the kitchen desk and pour the mixture over. Place the foil on top and roll the mixture with the rolling pin.

3. Open the foil wrapper and cut bones with your cookie cutter.

4. You can keep these bones in your refrigerator separated with paper.

3. Fresh and chill:

Perfect for those hot summer days, made with luscious strawberries, creamy oat milk, and a hint of peanut butter, these frozen treats offer a burst of fruity goodness and a creamy texture that will cool down your dog in the most delightful way.

A close-up of a bone-shaped dog treat on a surface.

For One Full Bones Silicone

Tray (Or 18 Bone Treats)

Equipment

- Freezer

- Silicon tray

- Food processor

Ingredients

1 cup oat milk

1 tsp. Gelatine

1 cup strawberries

1 tsp. Peanut butter

Alternatives

Strawberry - Cherry

Oat milk - Coconut milk

This recipe takes about

10 minutes

Directions

1. Blend all ingredients together and transfer them to the silicon tray.

2. Place the silicon tray in the freezer and let it be there for 30 minutes.

3. Let the treats sit at room temperature before serving them to your dog.

4. Lazy Nights:

These soothing treats blend the calming essence of edible lavender and chamomile to offer comfort on lazy evenings and a peaceful way to ease anxiety in your furry companion.

A bowl filled with bone-shaped dog biscuits.

For cookie cutter

Equipment

- Oven

- Roller

- Big bowl

- Plastic foil

- Cookie cutter

Ingredients

Third of cup oat milk

3 tbsp. Rolled oats

Half of cup peanut butter

Half of tbsp. baking powder

3 tbsp. unsweetened applesauce

1 tablespoon chamomile powder

1 cup millet flour (blended millet)

1 tablespoon edible lavender buds

Alternatives

Millet flour - Quinoa flour

Oat milk- Any vegan milk

This recipe takes about

40 minutes

Directions

1. Place all of the ingredients in a big bowl and knead them until united.

2. Place a plastic foil on the kitchen table and place the dough on top. Add the foil on top. Take the roller and make the dough thinner.

3. Take the cookie cutter and cut the treats.

4. Preheat the oven to 160C/320F. Take one baking pan and place baking paper on it.

5. Place the treats on the pan and bake them for 20 minutes. Let them chill before serving to your dog.

5. Tasty Paws:

These icy delights are a cool blend of sardines, bone broth, peanut butter, and the nutritional power of broccoli.

For One Full Bones Silicone

Tray (Or 18 Bone Treats)

Equipment

- Freezer

- Silicon tray

- Food processor

Ingredients

3 oz sardines

Third of cup broccoli

1 tbsp. Gelatine

1 tbsp. Peanut butter

Half of cup bone broth (beef/chicke)

Alternatives

Sardines - Anchovies

Broccoli - cauliflower

This recipe takes about

15 minutes

Directions

1. Place all ingredients in the food processor and blend them until united.

2. Transfer the mixture to the silicon tray and flatten the mixture with the help of your gadget

3. Place the tray in the freezer and let it chill for 20-30 minutes.

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